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BP Plc isn’t entitled access to e- mail communications between the White House and other top U.S. officials during the Gulf of Mexico oil spill of 2010, a government lawyer told a federal judge.
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BP Plc removed a cap that’s been sending oil from its leaking Gulf of Mexico well to one of two ships on the surface for inspection after an underwater remote- operated vehicle collided with it, U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen said.
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BP Plc may contain all of the flow from its Gulf of Mexico oil gusher within the next four days by accelerating installation of a tight seal between the damaged wellhead and surface production vessels, said Thad Allen , the government’s national incident coordinator.
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BP Plc increased the amount of oil it is capturing from its leaking oil well in the Gulf of Mexico to thousands of barrels a day as it tries to reduce the damage from the worst oil spill in U.S. history.
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BP Plc may start collecting oil aboard a third vessel near its leaking Gulf of Mexico well in two or three days, National Incident Commander Admiral Thad Allen said.
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BP Plc said more oil is being recovered from its leaking Gulf of Mexico well with a cap device, as the commander of the U.S.’s spill-response team said it’s unknown how much crude continues to leak.
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BP Plc has proposed expanding its capacity to recover oil from the leaking Gulf of Mexico well, Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen said.
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BP Plc stopped cutting the main pipe from its leaking Gulf of Mexico oil well because of a stuck saw blade, a problem that should delay the work a few hours, U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen said.
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BP Plc said it won’t be able to stop the flow of oil from a gushing well in Gulf of Mexico until August when a relief well can be finished, and in the meantime it will divert as much of the oil as it can to surface ships.
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BP Plc received approval to cement its damaged Macondo oil well in the Gulf of Mexico after reducing pressure with mud pumped from the top.
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